Richmond Hill Camera Club presents Richard Martin - “Vision and Discovery”

Richmond Hill Camera Club presents Richard Martin - “Vision and Discovery”
Monday, October 5th, 2009 - 7:30 pm
Richmond Hill Centre for the Performing Arts

Tickets RHCPA Box Office & At the Door $21
Richmond Hill CC Members $11
Club Members may purchase tickets directly from the Club at $11 until October 4th, 2009

More Information Jim Camelford President@RhCameraClub.ca

Richard Martin will present “Vision and Discovery” for the benefit of the club on Monday, October 5th, 2009 at the Richmond Hill Centre for the Performing Arts. This is a change of venue for this evening. As there is an additional cost for the auditorium, club members are asked to contribute $11 each per ticket; the event is open to all clubs (and the public) in the greater Toronto area at a ticket price of $21 each. RHCC Club members can purchase directly at the Club - all others can purchase via the RHCPA Box Office and pay conveniently with a credit card.

Richard Martin’s “Vision and Discovery”

Exploring the medium of photography as a means of visual expression, this seminar examines a personal and poetic approach to recording the visual world and will examine the key elements to making good photographs-visual awareness and design.

Presented by Canadian photographer Richard Martin, this captivating program includes instructional sessions interspersed with inspiring audio-visual presentations. With an emphasis on simplifying the photographic process, there will be discussions on the process of seeing and making photographs, the practical use of visual design, producing clear visual statements, and the use of techniques to evoke emotions in an image. An absolute 'must see' for anyone interested in the visual arts.

Exploring the relationship between music and the interaction of form and colour; The curvilinear forms of architect Frank Gehry's uncommonly inventive, eccentric architecture, from Los Angeles, Cleveland and Seattle; The Elemental Spirits of cemetery sculpture from Venice, Italy, Havana, Cuba and Savanna, Georgia and recent work from Sicily, Tuscany and Umbria.